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EDUCATIONAL.

INAUQUIER FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Il WARRENTON VA,
u ems its 9th annual session Sept IA, 1887. Sit
uited III the Piedmont region of Virginia, unsurpassed
TO- its beauty. fertility and nealthfulness Only 80
miles from Washington, branch of the Richmond
a. Danyiile =. II. The grounds ten acres in ALL
tasefuy laid OUT and ample enough TOR exercise
lie Guiding is of the finest school edifces in the
State iull corps of competent and experienced
pllcaton. For Catalogues address
1y1o-eo-3m GEO. q. BUTLER, A NJ, Principal.
SHORT HAND REVOLUTIONIZED sloan-Du-
- pioyan. awarded i gold medals. simplest, most
rapid, most legibe. Taught in Il hours Glasses and
ing taught by Experienced Operators. Call or send
stamp Tor prospectus The school, eel st. NV,
Washington, D. q. tyl3-:3ts
FREDERICK (AID3 FEMALE SEMINARY THE
Il next term will commence Wednesday, Sept. z,
tors. Healthful location Terms moderate For cata-
losues apply to W. II. PURNELI. A A., Ii. ty -:sm
Mt. ST. JOSEPHs COLLEGE.
w Course of studies: Classical and Commercial
Terms: Bosrders per session Of five months, 800.
suned on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1887
Address BRO. JOSEPH, Director,
Carroll p. O.,
Baltimore County, Md.
Please send for Catalogue. jy9-3m
TINHE WEST WALNUT ST BOARDING SCHOOL
Il for young ladies and little girls re.opens SEPTEM
Der 10TH 18th yearl Miss j. TRAUTMANN, Princi-
pal 43O1 Walnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa Send for cir
culRrs. jy7-1m
DEEKSKILL IN. " MILITARY ACADEMY. -
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FNRuSTEE'S SALE OF TWO-STORY AND BASE
l. MENT BRICK DWELLING, No. ITO FOURTH

Court Of the District of Columbia, passed june Is @
1851 IN cause No 1900 equity win sell q L
DAY. July TWENTY FIRST, 1887, at FIVE
O'CLOCK r M, that part Of Lot No; 9. in square
y. Co. described follows Beginning for the same at
the southeast corner of said lot and running thence
sss, feet fee, inches thence north feet inches
~ feet inches to Fourth street. and thence south Is
feet inches to the beginning, together with the i'm
provements and appurtenances.
Terms Of SALE One-third cash: balance in two in.
stalments of equal amount forwhich the pro,nssory
from the day Of sale and secured by deed OF Of
option of the purchaser SlO6 deposit will be reared
at time Of SALE and the terms Of sale must be complied
with within ten days from day Of sale
A C. BRADLEY, Trustee,
4T2 Louisiana ave. NV
jy12d&ds THOS DOWLING Auctioneer
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PAsTEUR's MErHoD-The report presented to
parliament last week by the British commission
appointed last year 10 Inquire into M. Pasteurd
treatment OF hydrophobia says that IL may be
Deemed certain that NJ. Pasteur has discovered
method OF protection from rabies comparable with
mat which vaccination affords against infection
from SmallnnX
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Elevatinx the Tcnnessee Press.

Association, twenty-nine papers represented,
met yesterday above the clouds, on the top OF
Roane Mountain, ,349 feet above the sea. Hon.
tion. The association will be In session several
dayS.
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+ In the house Of commons last night Lord RAN
dOiph Churchill criticised the Irish land bill
1 In the house Of lords the crimes blu was read q
Tue condition OF the German crown prince con.
tanueS 70 improve.
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AL. Hartman and Jim Keenan,, Baltimore middle.
weights, had prize fight yesterday at Pen Mar,
In Pennsylvania, near the Maryland line aud the
former won In four rounds. The purse was only
$50.
At ST. Johnland, l. l., Mrs. Jane HaZeltine and
her nVe-year-oId daughter were drowned while
bathing Wednesday night
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A NEWSPAPER CASHIER SHORT $40, Qoo.-Hr Jos.
vi. White, vino has been cashier OF the Phiasiel.
phia Tunes Office for about ten years, A. said 10 be
a defaUIter 20 the amount OF at least 10000 As
Indicated by the books, the populations have been
going on for at least nine years, and the money
taken by him has been squandered ia a lavish way
In maintaining a position in society which his
salary Of 81 800 would not warrant.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 co, Auctioneers.
TnUsTEEs' SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
No 1215 STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUG.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly made and ex-
ecuted bearing date on the eleventh day of Au f4s
gust 4: d. 1877, and recorded in Lber No. s67 SG
fSo 3b ct Of the land records Of the District Of
by, we will sell ct public auction in front of prem
ises on MONDAY, the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF JULY,
bored Aye sS} IN square numbered two hundred and
Of twenty three lO feet five Is inches on north
street and running back with even width, eighty
Frame Dwelling, No. 1925.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money to
one and two years with interest Of per cent
ger sn11m. payable semi.annually. snd secured by
at cost OF Pqschassr 600 to be deposited 1t tune
within go days from date Of sale the properly will be
resold ut risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
ALBERT +. FOX, ! r..
jy9-dkds MARTIN NJ. ROHRER. Trustees.
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THEY COVER ST. PAUL STREETS A rooT pHFr.
SC. Paul, MIMI, Wednesday night suffered a
phenomenal visitation In the form OF clouds OF
what are yarfously called Green Bay, sunday, and
day bugs. About 10 O'Clock O breeze sprang up
from the south and with IL came millions OF bugs
which swarmei about every light often becominv
50 thick around many street lamps as 90 almost
obscure the light. Around the electric light mas
they seemed 10 congregate In greater numbers
than elsewhere, and IN the vicinity OF Bridge
square, Seven corners and al the Park at the head
or ID street, the streets were literally covered with
the pests Along Wabash street side OF the second
National Bank the sidewalk was covered 20 a
depth OF over foot; around the market-nouse AT
whatever point an electric light WAS located the
sidewalk was covered with them
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GIG Nc sptIl SUIiIe udyS WIlu =
, at the latter's cottage at Nam
The Courts.
dINAL COURT-Judge Afontgomel
Coo Ca hnIlsx. t..>.a d Ii L..

CRIMINAL CoURT-Judoe lfontoomeru
To-day, Geo. Carr. houSebreaking; brought II on
bench warrant, arraigned, pleaded not guilty and
was committed Chas- Folsom, larceny from
United States nolle pros as TO indictment, except
seventh count.
EQUITY CoURr-Jud0es bingham and Heyrick
To-day. Thurston agt. RAIDER; auditors report
confirmed. Trunneu agt. Burns; pro confesso
Cragin agt. Dumas; leave to lille amended bin.
PENDANT ordered. Worthington agt Randall: DO
Richards agt. Mackall; auditors report confirmed
In part Newton agt. Mclean; s. +. Slater APP
pointed guardian ad Hteln. Chapman agt. Clark
decree for conveyance. Boland agt. sullivan: bill
dismissed. Con agt. Fowie; mai decree Tor COM
plaiLant. FOwle agt Fowle; sale 1nally ratified,
shoemaker agt. Shoemaker; sale ratified nisi.
PROBATE CoURT-Judge IHerrick.
To-day, Estate OF Mary +. CrOsthwaite: T. b.
Estate of August Hammer; Herman Schmidfman
do; bond $500. Estate Of A. q. Setz; final notice
for settlement issued. Estate or Caspar Herbert;
lie Herbert; bond 81, 800. Estate OF Jas C. DuIin:
Mary A; Dulin appointed ~ administrator; bond
appraised value. Estate OF w. Wolter; petition OF
Mary A. Wolter for letters filed. Estate or San'l
Bacon; order authorizing exchange OF bonds. E,-
tate Of W. r Fowler; VIII nied with petition and
pointed administrator; bond $780, Estate OF Alex.
II. Young; will admitted TO probate and letters
testamentary issued TO Virginia L. Young and H.
c. Wright; bond 81 800 In re- W. j. Hoyle; letters
Of administration issued TO W. D. Baldwin; bond
81 900. Estate OF Jno. I. Falon; order dispensing
account.
POLICE COURT-Judge Shell.
Yesterday, simon Brown profanity; a or 7days
BARLEY Curran, disOrderly conduct; S. or Is days
John Kelly, disorderly conduct; s. or Is days
John Kearney, do; do. Ellen Welrick, do; do.
Charles Miller, iiring gun; s..
To-day, william Biackman, disorderly conduct
S or Is days Samuel Lindsey, j. Mitchner, and
John Flood, suspicious persons; bonds or 80
days each. Arthur Burgess. profanity; s. or seven
days. Frank Brown, do; collateral forfeited.
Frank Demar, disorderly conduct; collateral for
1eited. John Delay, do; DO. James McGarwey,
and James Ginnity, do; do. Jessie Mccoy, pro-
family $40 or 30 days
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
THos. BOWLING, Auctonser.
;. HOUSEHOLD FuRNI-

FNHO6 BOWLING, Auctioneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE. &C.,
At my suction rooms, TOMORROW SATURDAY,
JULY SIXTEENTH, 1887, commencing ct TEN
O'CLOCK, in which Is one Folding Bedstead. SUI
berb Sideboard one Billiard able several Organs and
Pianos.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
five good Work Horses several new BugGies, which
must De sold to pay advances Carriages Wagons, be-
THoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.
TWO FLOODED MARES SIX AND EIGHT YEARS
~ OLD, AT AUCTION:
On SATUROAH, JULY SIXTEENTH, 1887, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front Of my auction rooms I
sna aa sell splendid pair Of mares The black mare Is
mare perfect animal old rides WELL and Is
perfect driver. These horses belong to Rear Admit
stnam TOT country gse Both are thoroughbreds and
are valuable animals. jy13-3t
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An ENGLISH MORAL DEDCcED FROM THE MYSTERY
DlaAsTRR.-The 81. James Gazette, OF London, conn.,
Mystery In Jamaica Bay, last sunday, and main
tains that the accident proves the dangerous
faults OF the American "skfmmers. while empha-
sizinR the safety OF yachts OF the British type of
cODsfFucttOn.
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REDuor1oss In
BLACK AND WHITE IACEa
GREAT BARGAIN IN WHITE EMB ROBES
We have about 20 WHITE EMBROIDERED ROBES
IN Stock which are little shop-worn on the first
fold; the prices have been 90, 81, 10, and 80; we
have marked them all ~ each. Come early to secure
these Bargains. Full Patterns warranted
PRINTED FRENCH UNDINES. reduced to 12Hc
n nom 2Oc light and COOL pretty styles. CREPE 81
ChAZf CLOTHS. new designA CHALLIEH
Great Bargains in WHITE GOODS, at 1870. worth
Ioc. All summer Goods NJ reduced prices
been.
Extra Bargains in HUcK TOWELS 1t CSC.
Money can b invested in Choice Goods to great ID
W n sHuSTER SONS
jy2 ole PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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Protesting Against the New Regnla-
tons.

Protesting Against the New Regnla-
tons.
CLAUSES WHICH THE LIVERY STABLE MEN OBJECT TO.
Allison Nailor, Jr., has written to the District
Commissioners in relation to certain clauses OF the
police regulations which he considers unfair and
unjust to the liverymen and no advantage to the
citizens Of the District He directs their atten-
ton to the fact that the liverymen have invested
large capital In real estate and stock and pay q
large sum annually for licenses, water rents, &C..
and therefore are entitled to as much conSidera-
ton any other class OF business men, He objects
to section article for the reason that II makes
no distinction between hackmen and the 1iverymen,
even though their methods or conducting business
are totally distinct. The section requiring the
same price to be paid for the hire Of two-wheel
Vehicle costing 3d. as for an elegant landau cost
ing $500, he considers unfair and unreasonable
and contrary to the spirit OF the present aye OF
progress.
Section 3, OF the same article, which requires q
schedule OF rates to be placed in each vehicle Mr.
Na1lor objects to- as IL would destroy the neat a-
pearance OF the Interior OF handsomely uphols-
character.
Section g. which provides for the revocation of
its license, should the driver OF hack refuse to
Major does not hesitate to say will be violated OF
there are many persons such as drunken or
diseased men. TO whom carriage will not be hired
for any sum OF money.
! he most important argument which Mr. Nailor
advances In support OF his protest against the
enforcement OF secuon s. article -, which re-
and sunrise shall display lighted lamps on both
sides thereof, SO placed to be visible from the
front, sides and rear-is, that they would cause
confusion to and bewider those driving in oppo-
site directions as well as pedestrians lie believes
that the city lights and the electric lights provide
all the illumination necessary. Another reason
ne advances Is that many occupants OF carriages
don't Wish TO be exposed to others by the full glare
OF a lighted lamp thrown within the carriage and
make decided objections TO the same.
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WINNERS IN YESTERDAYS RAcEs--The winners
OF the races at Monmouth Park yesterday were
Patrocles, Bay Ridge, Troubadour, Laggard Young
Duke and Marlborough. AT Chicago, Cassie, Little
Mich, Leman, Graceland, Sour Mash and Glen
Fortune.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

ExECUTORS SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
In conformity with the terms of the will OF the -
i Ia,e Gathsrlpe Hess OF Georgstown g, Will I
at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. in front OF the
premises No. 1912 Frederick Tor 34th) street. George
frame dwelling house with horse and stables in
rear aud convenient alley leading thereto.
Terms: Cash. conveyancing at purchasers cost 300
deposit required ut time Of sale
jy13-l0t CHARLES H. TRUNNEI. Executor
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A YouSG BRIDES PATBFTYc

Young BRIDES PATHETIC SCicfpH-Illly
Schwabach, twenty years old, a bride OF three
weeks, committed suicide In New York Yesterday
afternoon 10y taxing poison. She recently married
Julius Scnwabach, a well-to-do hoopskirt manu-
facturer. and was Installed by him IN sQualid
apartments over his shop In dsreputabe por-
uoh oi Ihe city, She pleaded with him 10 provide
her With comfortable home such as She had been
used To- but he refused and She took her nfe leav-
ing letter Ia which she assigned his refusal a.
the motive.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneers
ASsIGNEE's SALE OF ENTIRE STOCK OF GRO
CEkIES. TEAS. COFFEES. 60, CONTAINED IN
STORE CORNER OF GREEN AND DUNBAR.
TON STREETS, GEORGETOWN, D. G.
ALSO,
ONE HALL CO. UPRIGHT PIANO.
by ~ virtue OF deed Of assignment given me will
f fSs n,s COMMENCING; M At Ten O'CLOCK q. On
georgetown. d. C.. the entire stock, comprising in
Teas, Coffees Sugars, Soap, Flour
Starch, Candles. Broofns, Buckets,
Moasses, vinegar Mackerel. Coal
Oil, Ice Box, Shelf Goods Spices,
Canned Goods, &c. &c.
ALSO,
ONE UPRIGH PIANO.
The above, with tue exception Of the Piano, will first
be offered entirety and If bid should not be &C.
cepted will then be sold il detail
49, J. c. ERGOOD. Assignee.
All persons indebted to j. G. Goodman requested
to call and settle with
j. c. ERGOOD. Assignee,
ty13-d&ds No. 915 La. ave-. Washington. D. C.
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LAsxrrs Loas Orv1cr.

NO. 301 Peunsylvapts avenue northwest
Money ,Losped on Gold and silver Wstchss Dis
ponds. Jewelry, tistoll, 0unA Mechanical Iools
I.dtea' and Genllemsns Wearing AppxrsL
Old GOLD AND HILVGH Bo0GAT Vc3
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MC6LYSN WILL ANswER.-Dr. McGlynn SAYS ne
mas nna'ly received the letter from Archbishop
SorIlgan Notifying him OF his excommunication.
ms weeks Nanddrd Will contain a tour-column
his position and answer the papal bull.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

tpR SALE-I HOsE THkEE IW9tS 80, - = bhiUh
Il dwellings, Just finished 4ls. 42U, 422 ST. n "
rooms every conyenieTee cosy homes and VIII be
sold very reasonable moderate terms
tyI5-6t J. II. WOI4STON, go T 81.
TSOK SAIF-AN FIE6.ANI HOUSE On l3ih ST.
II nwand at a bargain eight rooI. and bath ali
nearly cellar. IL sold within days
. sure bargain will be secured J. r. woLST0N.
iy15-6t
NOR sALF-A VERY DESIRABLE STORY AND
II bassT,,ert hrirE horsai the northwest section; "a
rooms: all modern improvements che .. 1t sold at
once InuIlire oil III. n fAkksR 141S st jy I5-6t
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TWO FLOODED MARES, SIX AND EIGHT YEARS
OLD, AT AUCTION.
N\HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE HORSES, CARRIAGES
OAxTON WAGON, HARNESS. COWS. nc,

-,
, On On MONDAY MokNINd: July EIGHTRENTH
Myer, Virginia shall sell lot of Household and
hltchen Furniture, two Carriage Horses, two Mich
one Irs;h, one Carrsgs Dayton Wagon Sleigh
value oeonglng to Lieut.. James A. Swift u. 8. A,who
Is ordered to the Pacific coast.
AZ articles are In good condition and many COM
paratively new.
Visa, U.s.. cash. rHos BOWLING, Auct,ouse,.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
AssIGNEEs SALE OF RESTAURANT ON n W.
STREET, KNOWN AS SANS
JULY NiNETEENTH p AZ TWo cS oGt Sa NJ tn:
stock axtgres lease and goodwill of the Restaurant
iSts BERNHARb Jas ssHa Assignee
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
STREETS SOUTH EST.
June, 1887 in the of Schneider vs. Burke etsF
a., NO iO4i9 equity docket 90, in the Supreme ed
ns R1s e G9iTs2 shs
1857, AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. M. in
front OF the premises offer for sale at public auction.
Columbia, to wits Known and described on the ground
nsn OF the city Of Washington as Lot letered in
the subdivision Of lots II and u, in square 267
equal insallments at six and twelve months with in
erest at SIX per cent secured by the
s sPa deed Gs 9r ~ cash the option
OF sue ana the terms OF sale are not complied with
within ten days the trustees the right resell
W. K DuHAME1.
'.e sd s IS { !! : *;,s'' Trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS Aucts ,v1 3.eoxds
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1HE LABOR Panty IN Observation-Disclosures md
krellner, national committeeman OF the Union
Labor party, has issued call Tor a convention of
the party 10 be held an Milliamsport. Pa, septem-
Der q Its object VIII be 10 perfect state orvani.
Lation and nominate candidates 10 be voted for at
the State election.
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A THIEF GIVEN PART OF Hrs BooTY.-Juedel
Chmelniker was arrested in New York Tuesday,
on the arrival OF the steamship Bohemia, on which
he was a passenger. 1t is charged that he en-
bezzled &c, 900 rOubles from his employer. Greek
5000 roubles found on his person. There is no
extradition treaty with Russia covering the
offense, and he was permitted to go free. He was
given back 100 r0ubles 70 support himself on until
he gets work.
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PROP. TfNDALL SAYS HE Has LETTERS Prom AMERf-
ca OPPOSING GL ,DsToSEs Foley.
Prof. Tyndall, In a communication published
In London yesterday. says that he has received
numerous letters from all parts az Ameri-
ca on the Irish home rule question and
they all recommend the utmost resistance TO Mr.
Gladstones policy. ''Inasmucf" SAYS Prof. Tyn-
dali. ''as desperate gamester miscalled states
man. has chosen 10 Invoke ignorant foreign opin-
ION against the instructed opinion OF his own
countrymen. Il Is worth showing that American
opinion Is not entirely on his SIDE
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INDIcrMENTs.-The grand jury this Afternoon
found indictments against Jno. Daily, for murder
JnO. Drony, larceny; Frank Queenan embezze
nent; Oscar ]. Harvey. for violating section OIL
X. S. U. 5. (1ling false afiidarits).
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PLUCEY MRS. HUNPHR1Ya-One OF the bravesr
and most sensational acts OF hfe-Saying that have
ever occurred on the Long Island coast happened
at southampton, l. L, on Monday. The heroine was
Mrs. Edward HumphfeySsa great granddaughter
of BENJAMIN Franklin and the daughter-tn-laW OF
Mr.. Scion Humphreys, OF New York city. MIRA
Humphreys was driving her dog cart on the west
side OF the Southampton Pond and saw three
children of Mr. lsham bathing. The Oldest one q
girl of thirteen suddenly got beyond her depth
and sank twice. Mrs Humphreys jumped from
her cart and with all her clothes on plunged into
the pond. She succeeded In bringing Miss Isham
to the bank and nearly tainted when She landed.
DYING or STAGE FRIGHT.-Htss Maud Tuvey of
North Manchester Ind. Is the victim Of q bad case
OF stage fright she recently has been attending
music school at Chicago and was preparing tor
q competitive performance I'm public. When che
reached the stage In the presence OF the audience
she was 50 overcome with excitement that she
could not utter word Friends removed her to
her home, and she has since had pr0fuse hemoc-
rhagea from the eyes, ears and u0aH caused e has
been found, BY the bursting Of blood vessel
In response to . call for prohibition state con.
yentton, eighteen delegates met IN Des NOtnee,
Iowa, yesterday. A state ticket was nominated
with N. g. Farnham for governor.
| A vessel named Now Then, 0ealgned BY HeFre-
shon. recently completed for Mr. Munro OF New
York. made the remarkable speed Of = miles ~
hour on Wednesday.
g ?; Nicholson. brakeman On TIE nslapoga
and Ohio. was killed By collision near the Relay
! yesterday.
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An ACCIDENT TO THE TRRNToN.-The Navy
Department is informed OF an accident which
happened to the steering gear Of the Trenton al
Hampton Roads. She viii not be able to 60 to sea
for ten days or two weeks
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Two DIVORCES GRANTED To-DAY-In the EQUITY
Court to-day, Anna NJ. Wardweu was granted
divorce from David X. Wardwell The maiden
name OF platntfn was Weeden, and they were mar
pointed q collector OF customs in Texas In 1865,
and from 1868 to the time he appeared here In
1885. she did not hear from him or did he con-
granted In the case Of Sarah E. Con agt. George
r. Con, on the ground OF deserti0n three years
ago.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Naval Cadet B. c. Decker, or
dered to the Trenton. Civil Engineer Il. g. Cra-
ven, to the Boston navy-yard. Passed Assistant
Surgeon A. C. II. Russell, detached from the naval
laboratory, at New York, and granted one months
leave. Civil Engineer Frank o. Maxson, from
duty at the Boston navy-yard and placed on wait
ing OrderS
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: a
M, a: Pun, SO: maximum. 81: minimum, II
the lowest point reached during the night